nabiz: [s]because farming season has just ended. I suspect there plan is to monopolize and dominate agricultural sector, which they have achieve this year. So don't rejoice yet and wait for the next farming season. This is call indirect empowerment. They frightened and discourage the south and north central from farming and by so doing create artificial food scarcity so that they can make enough money. The timing of the border closure is because this is a havesting period. The border may be reopened after this havesting period [/s]
logon599: I'm honestly not angry with Abraham cos it's not his fault. It's ours. When you don't place value on yourself, it'll allow other people to treat you anyhow. Nigeria has not placed any atom of value on itself and image and as a result, a championship level player is playing tete with the country's call up.
Don't you guys get tired of repeating a lie to yourselves?
Nigerians ever so often pretend the problem of the country is someone else's fault.
I'm sure if I visit your timeline, I would see where you rendered support to Yahoo boys or corrupt politicians arrested by the EFCC.
SLAP44: [s] Since we chased away tyre manufacturers, have we replaced them with local people, Did you employ the thousands that are floating without jobs? They will take to crime and you all will suffer[/s].
Shut up.
Nobody chased Dunlop or Michellin away.
The people you campaigned for just recently made the ease of doing business most difficult.
Learn your history and stop misleading kids who come to learn on this forum.
lexy2014: If u were actually thinking with ur brain& not ur armpit, u would realise that what u saying now has no correlation with d point which u made earlier. This is what u said earlier:
"The number of incidents recorded by Dangote trucks may be attributed to the sheer number of Dangite-owned trucks that are actually on the road."
Pls where's d correlation?
I honestly dont no what living in nigeria has got 2do with d discussion when u clearly making comments that are shallow. With all ur thinking as an overseas resident, ur off point is legendary.
lexy2014: So it is d sheer number of dangote owned trucks on d road that is responsible 4d accidents? So d more vehicles a person has on d road, more accidents. D less number of vehicles, d less accidents. Great
Think with your brain.
When a random trailer suffers an accident it would he recorded as a random event.
The minute an identical vehicle owned by the number 1 trailer owner in the country, it would be marked as such.
You guys would never get it.
As I always say, there is no surprise Nigeria I'd backward.
guynextdoor: You were making sense, until you dropped this comment,"..Nigerians should stop looking for spirituality in a physical world." I thought you would know better, but alas, no. My guy, I put it to you that you are the real simpleton here.
I laugh.
People have gone to the moon and back without recourse to spirituality, even India.
Africa is truly filled with backward thinking individuals.
There is absolutely nowhere in the world where you would get into a vehicle without actually undergoing rigorous training without which motor accidents . Failing to do so is surely a recipe for disaster.
With over 10 years of driving in Nigeria, I still undertook driving lessons in the UK which must have taken me roughly 50 hours put together.
Yet I failed the test twice before passing at third attempt.
Roads have well placed signage and markings, cycle lanes, lighting are there for all to see.
Speed limits are well known and failure to adhere can only result in severe consequences.
The number of incidents recorded by Dangote trucks may be attributed to the sheer number of Dangite-owned trucks that are actually on the road.
Nigerians should stop looking for spirituality in a physical world.
Little wonder we hardly make ground breaking discoveries.
akinade28: See judgement sentence oo! 200k that they can pay under five mins. Even if they don't have, any of their colleagues can pay for them. And they will still continue with their lifestyle. Even the community service will have no effect on them. And we are saying we want to end fraud and cybercrime in this country. Patriotic Nigerians What do you think is the best solution to ending fraud and cybercrime in this country, I'm really curious to know?
Agreed, the fine should be larger.
However,
Justice Oshodi also ordered the convicts to undertake a six-month community service in any General Hospital in Lagos.
The Hospital management was directed to submit a report on the service carried out by the convicts to the Ministry of Justice.
grossintel: [s]SHARAP! Are Indians not in this country taking expatriate jobs and disregard labor laws? They insult you in your own country and even abuse you. How many times have MTN been caught evading taxes and laundering money to South Africa? We Nigerians are our problem, we hate ourselves! We openly tell the world we are bad people but we don't know how terrible other countries are. If you want to scold your brother do you do it openly in the presence of his friends? You call him inside and do it, so his friends don't discriminate and avoid him. The president of Nigeria openly told the world Nigerians are lazy and corrupt! How do you expect the world to treat us?
Russians hack billions of dollars from banks yearly, have you ever heard Putin openly call them thieves? Have you seen such news in the media? Do you know that China has the highest number of scammers in the world? Of course you think it's Nigeria because they hide it from the rest of the world.
Imagine a Usless Country like SA calling us names, I blame you all. [/s]
Nonsense.
The countries from which an international business originates always has a large number of its citizens on ground wherever they operate.
And please don't compare operations such as Samsung with illicit drug trade.
It is not stereotyping. What is the name of the Nigerian- owned company that Nigerians run to in south Africa?